George has been in a mental hospital for three years and is finally ready to go out into the real world again. Eddie Dash, a dedicated con man, is supposed to keep him out of trouble, but ...
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Cast
| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Richard Pryor | ... | Eddie Dash | |
| Gene Wilder | ... | George / Abe Fielding | |
| Mercedes Ruehl | ... | Elaine | |
| Stephen Lang | ... | Dibbs | |
| Vanessa Williams | ... | Gloria | |
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Phil Rubenstein | ... | Al |
| Peter Michael Goetz | ... | Therapist | |
| Billy Beck | ... | Harry | |
| Jerry Houser | ... | Tim | |
| Kevin Pollak | ... | Phil | |
| Craig Richard Nelson | ... | Walt | |
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Kandis Chappell | ... | Gail |
| Elsa Raven | ... | Volunteer | |
| Catherine E. Coulson | ... | Nurse | |
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Norman Glasser | ... | Male Patient |
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George has been in a mental hospital for three years and is finally ready to go out into the real world again. Eddie Dash, a dedicated con man, is supposed to keep him out of trouble, but when people begin to recognize George as the missing millionaire Abe, Eddie wants to take advantage of the situation. Written by Lars J. Aas <larsa@colargol.edb.tih.no>
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box office bomb | con man | double act | street hustler | sanitarium |Taglines:
One is a professional. The other is pathological. See more »Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
26 July 1991 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Uno miente, el otro engaña See more »Edit
Box Office
Budget:
$17,000,000 (estimated)Opening Weekend USA:
$1,537,965, 28 July 1991Gross USA:
$2,865,916Company Credits
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George: Waaahhh! Ahhhh!Aaaaaaaahhhh!
[runs off, flailing his arms]
Eddie Dash: George? George!
[backhands Frankestein on the chest]
Eddie Dash: Damn you! You see what you did to my friend? You big, green, fuck!
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Maurice Phillips replaced Peter Bogdanovich as director. Bogdanovich worked on the picture for five weeks before being replaced. See more »Quotes
Wax Frankenstein: [stands still pretending to be a statue, then moves and places a hand on George's chest] Hi, how ya doin'?George: Waaahhh! Ahhhh!Aaaaaaaahhhh!
[runs off, flailing his arms]
Eddie Dash: George? George!
[backhands Frankestein on the chest]
Eddie Dash: Damn you! You see what you did to my friend? You big, green, fuck!
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As the TriStar Pictures logo plays out, Eddie Dash swears at the sight of the horse getting wings, causing it to crash offscreen. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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In this 1991 Tristar Pictures release, Richard Pryor once again portrays a con man and once again Gene Wilder is his costar. Their fourth collaboration may most likely be their last as Pryor's increasing signs of multiple sclerosis made filming extremely difficult for him to get through. It's a real shame in the world of contemporary film comedy as Pryor's possible cinematic swan song (if you don't count his cameos in two 1996 films, "Lost Highway" and "Trigger Happy") turns out to be one of his funniest films and best performances. Pryor portrays Eddie Dash, a con man who has just been released from prison but still has to serve time for community service. He is assigned to be a public escort for a pathological liar (Wilder) who has just been released from a mental hospital. What Pryor doesn't initially know about Wilder is that he is the pawn in a scam to claim a brewery inheritance. The two of them eventually wind up running for their lives when some greedy businessmen decide that they want to cash in on the fortune. Plenty of funny moments from the always dependable duo of Pryor and Wilder.